Gaming meetups in Netanya

Go to the base activity page

⚡️What skills do you think are vital for our children in the future?
What skills are important to help them develop in childhood, and will they receive bonuses throughout their lives?
Prepare for an unexpected answer. This is the ability to play.
Yes, yes, it turns out that this skill is not born on its own if there is no suitable environment for it and it also needs to be taught.
🔥It is the game that helps a child feel comfortable in conditions of uncertainty. Moreover, the game helps to draw resources in uncertainty and express your ideas. Imagine how ingenious and simple everything is. 
“Nobody taught us to play, so he’ll learn on his own?” you say, and you’ll be partly right. Even 20 years ago, our society developed a courtyard culture, where children were left to their own devices and played freely in the courtyards. The elders taught the younger ones by example; they made dolls and pistols, knives, porridge spoons and much more from sticks.
️What now? Now children are always under the supervision of their parents. They don't need to invent anything. The abundance of ready-made solutions in the form of a million toys completely kills creativity and the need to create. At the same time, uncertainty in our world is growing, which means that right now amateur play is needed like air for a happy future for our children.
❤️That is why I invite your children to join an amateur game on Kikar (Netanya, Kikar Atzmaut, 11).
We play once every two weeks on Saturdays. Choose a convenient date, or come to all three games.
🫶Game schedule:
Dates: July 4, July 18, August 1. Starts at 11.00.
Duration 2 hours.
Cost - 130 shekels.
Sign up via WhatsApp